Once more with feline.
Which is to say, it’s atreat.
The pitch is pretty straightforward: what if an expansive open-world action-RPG but with all the faff taken out?
And just like its predecessors, it’s a game that prioritises joyful immediacy over fussiness.
Plus, there’s enough variety in enemy encounters that its simplicity never feels like a flaw.
And this kind of carefully considered streamlining is everywhere in Cat Quest 3.
And it’s an approach that, I think, works better than ever in Cat Quest 3.
A copy of Cat Quest 3 was provided by Kepler Interactive.
